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Back to wall toilets are favored in Australia for their sleek design and space efficiency, but their installation can come with challenges. Common issues include misalignment with plumbing connections, difficulty accessing the cistern, inadequate support for the toilet pan, leaks from incorrect sealing, and noise from the cistern. This blog post explores these problems and offers practical solutions to ensure a smooth installation process, helping you achieve the modern look and functionality of a back to wall toilet in your bathroom.

Choosing the right toilet for your bathroom can be a daunting task with so many options available. Two of the most popular types are close-coupled toilets and back to wall toilets, each offering unique features and benefits. Close-coupled toilets have a cistern directly attached to the pan, making them compact, easy to install, and cost-effective. In contrast, back to wall toilets provide a sleek, modern look by concealing the cistern within the wall or a furniture unit, saving space and simplifying cleaning. In this blog post, we delve into the key differences between these two toilet types to help you make an informed decision for your bathroom.